When you ask a football fan who they think is the greatest running back of all time, you're going to hear one of just two ...

Walter Payton, Chicago Bears' running back whose single-minded aggressiveness and singular combination of power and speed made him leading ground gainer in pro football history, dies at age 45 ...

Bears guard Joe Thuney works out during organized team activities in the Walter Payton Center at Halas Hall on May 21, 2025, in Lake Forest. (John J. Kim/Chicago Tribune) ...

By his third year in the NFL, Payton was named the NFL MVP. Eight years later in 1985, Payton guided the Chicago Bears to their first and only Super Bowl victory since the NFL-AFL merger in 1970.

Of course the Bears have had a ton of great players in their long history, from Red Grange and Bronko Nagurski to Gale Sayers ...

Offense might get all the glory, but having a defense that can neutralize dynamic offenses is still a game-changer in the ...

As one of the oldest and most storied franchises in the NFL, it should surprise no one that the Chicago Bears hold the record ...

It’s a nerdy masterpiece with plenty of Chicago Bears tidbits and nuggets throughout. The Bears Who Made the List Walter Payton gets the nod at pick 4, because of course he does.

The NFL’s Chicago Bears are exploring a sale of the minority stake owned by the late Andrew McKenna Sr., according to people familiar with the matter. The exact size of the stake isn’t known.

Getty Sydney Brown should be a top trade candidate for the Chicago Bears. Brown, a third-round pick out of Illinois (No. 66 overall in 2023), made an immediate impact with the Eagles.

In a move sure to lend further credence to the view that the Chicago Bears will build a new stadium in Arlington Heights, Kevin Warren, the team’s president and CEO, in May paid $2.25 million ...

The Chicago Bears landed Durham Smythe of the Miami Dolphins during the offseason. Signing him to a one-year, $2.5 million deal, it made sense to add the 29-year-old out of Notre Dame.